[Nyasa Times] The Office of the Ombudsman is set to release a report from an investigation into how the pollster, the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC), ended up hiring a team of South African lawyers to represent it in the presidential election appe...

[Nyasa Times] Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera on Wednesday addressed the nation during the "ceremonial guard mounting" by Malawi Defence Force soldiers at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe observing Martyrs' Day when the country honours political heroes wh...

[Nyasa Times] Scores of Malawians are at risk of being food insecure due to the impacts of the Coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic, a situation which has triggered a call for policy consideration that builds the resilience of communities during s...

[Nyasa Times] Faith leaders on Tuesday took the government to task for allegedly ambushing them on the rollout of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) vaccine, accusing the Capital Hill of imposing 'an already crafted script' on them.

[Nyasa Times] A former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) regional governor for eastern region Julius Paipi has been elected regional governor for the same area for UTM Party.

[Nyasa Times] Both government and Teachers Union of Malawi (TUM) are tight-lipped on the outcome to end the teachers strike talks but a "win- win deal" is said to have been agreed.

[Nyasa Times] As rampant smuggling of different products threatens to cripple the local manufacturing industry, economics professor at the Polytechinic --a constituent college of the Universityh of Malawi-- Betchani Tchereni, has urged government to ...

[Nyasa Times] A key partner in the governing Tonse alliance, UTM Party, is electing its regional governor for the East as well as filling other positions.

[Nyasa Times] A court in Kasungu has handed down hefty fines to two people for illegal transportation of charcoal.

[Nyasa Times] Nyasa Big Bullets forward Hassan Kajoke has been suspended from the Malawi National Football Team for sneaking out of training camp at Mpira Village in Chiwembe, Blantyre last Sunday.

[Nyasa Times] Every year, on 3rd March, Malawians observe Martyrs Day. Whereas the day invokes sorrowful memories, it is the day we show respect for the magnanimous men and women who braved bullets, suffered imprisonment and all forms of humiliation ...

[Nyasa Times] This year's Martyrs' Day commemorationswhich falls on March 3 will not bring Malawians together in Nkhata-Bay as has always been the case because of the Covid-19 pandemic but President Lazarus Chakwera will address the nation, according...

[Nyasa Times] Fiscal police is investigating Mulanje Bale member of parliament Victor Musowa of the main opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and other five legislators for alleged abuse of Constituency Development Fund (CDF).

[Nyasa Times] He is the music tap that never runs dry.

[Nyasa Times] Minister of Homeland Security Richard Chimwendo Banda has insisted that the election campaign promise of non-renewable passport at K14 000 will still be implemented but that government has delayed because the new administration found a ...

[Nyasa Times] Vice President Saulos Chilima on Tuesday joined various other high level speakers from Africa to virtually address an African Regional Forum on Sustainable Development being hosted by the Democratic Republic of Congo.

[Nyasa Times] On Tuesday morning, Member of Parliament for Mulanje Bale, Victor Musowa, threatened to boycott Parliament sitting and would only come back when students resume learning as teachers are on strike, demanding government to give them Covid...

[Nyasa Times] The Public Service Systems Review Taskforce is inviting the general public to submit their views, proposals and comments on the review of the three Government Systems of Allowances, Procurement and Employment Contracts as mandated by Hi...

[Nyasa Times] Malawi Posts Corporation (MPC) conducted first Zikomo Promotion draw targeting people who travel in their buses and also those who send their goods on courier.

[Nyasa Times] Minister of Forestry and Natural Resources, Nancy Tembo has urged the public to embrace the spirit of tree planting.

[Nyasa Times] PresidentLazarus Chakwera is ready to reduce his 'unnecessary' presidential powers but he is waiting for the laws to change, State House has said.

[Nyasa Times] A youth led Christian organisation dubbed 'Team Oasis' has made a donation of personal protective equipment (PPE) to under privileged children including those living with HIV at Namitambo and Nkalo health Centres in the areas of Traditi...

[Nyasa Times] Malosa Community Based Organisation (MACOBO) has distributed maize flour to villages in Zomba and Machinga where some families were food insecure due to Covid-19.

[Nyasa Times] Over 1,085 households and 100.6 hectares of maize field have been affected by flash floods at Phanga area in Bwanje North Constituency in Ntcheu district.

[Nyasa Times] Youth activists in Malawi have expressed concern over delays by the government to appoint Board of Directors for the State-funded National Youth Council of Malawi (NYCOM).

[Nyasa Times] President Lazarus Chakwera will hire a new cabinet for his government at the end of this month, State House has announced.

[Nyasa Times] Presidential press secretary Brian Banda has said President Lazarus Chakwera administration would not allow some people to take away what belongs to Malawians and that his aides will not be involved in wrongful self-enrichment like in t...

[Nyasa Times] President Lazarus Chakwera has said government has put in place measures to see to it that Malawians are provided with safety nets as a relief from the challenges that are there due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

[Nyasa Times] Minister of Tourism, Culture and Wildlife, Dr. Michael Usi on says time has come that Malawians should start considering tourism as business if the sector is to make meaningful contribution to the development of the country.

[Nyasa Times] The Ministry of Education has issued a statement requesting all teachers in public primary and secondary schools and Teachers' Training Colleges (TTCs) to resume work on Monday, March 1 2021 for teaching and learning to commence.